Quotes from Azazel — Isaac Asimov
1920–1992 United States
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What a human being believes, however, no matter with what ardor, is not necessarily objective truth.
Azazel (1988)
“Arrange for the statue to come to life while we are watching, and make sure that it is terribly in love with Elderberry.”
“Love is easy. That’s just a matter of adjusting hormones.”
Azazel (1988)
“He seemed so pleasant, so friendly, so grateful for little favors. How could I know that underneath it all he was a vicious, libelous hellhound.”
George said, “But he was a critic. How could he be anything else? You train for the post by maligning your mother.”
Azazel (1988)
“You clearly know nothing at all about economics, old fellow.”
“Neither do economists, George,” I said.
Azazel (1988)
“The evil drink does,” said George, with a heavily alcoholic sigh, “would be hard to assess.”
“Not if you were sober,” I said.
Azazel (1988)